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The Show series Exit Interview featured a series of conversations with people who had made their mark on Phoenix — and then left. They hit a ceiling or needed to grow.Now, Staying Power looks at people who have made Arizona their home — like real estate agents Scott and Debbie Jarson. Full interviewBack in the 1980s and '90s, Phoenix wasn't necessarily the place you would turn

If stability is no longer a factor, experts cite fear as the number one reason people remain in the corporate world.

A new book gives an insider view of life at Amazon, the tech behemoth that transformed how we shop.

Last year, The Show series Exit Interview featured a series of conversations with people who had made their mark on Phoenix — and then left. They hit a ceiling or needed to grow. A new series called Staying Power looks at people who have made Arizona their home — like Brad DeBiase, who is also known as Kim Etiquette.

Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy reflected on his time in Congress in an exit interview to reporters after his farewell address to lawmakers.

Congressman Dan Kildee joins Jen Psaki in the first installment of the new series "The Exit Interview." They discuss Representative Kildee's decision to not…

Congressman Dan Kildee joins Jen Psaki in the first installment of the new series "The Exit Interview." They discuss Representative Kildee's decision to not seek re-election, his proudest moments over the last decade of serving in Congress including his impact on the Flint water crisis, and much more. 

Trump's MSNBC Truth Social post rant is a real threat to the free press. These threats need to be taken seriously s as the 2024 election gets closer.

Last year, The Show series Exit Interview featured a series of conversations with people who had made their mark on Phoenix — and then left. They hit a ceiling or needed to grow. A new series called Staying Power looks at people who have made Arizona their home — like Joe Willie Smith.

Kristi Coulter spent 12 years in various positions at the company’s headquarters in Seattle. Now she has released a memoir about the grueling work conditions, which she says have been key to the business’s success